Answer: In the Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick, licence required: True; leash rule: No owner shall permit dog to run at large; dog must be secured by leash and under control of owner when off premises.; max animals: More than 2 dogs requires kennel licence (commercial operation). Source: Dog Control By-Law No. S-3, verified 2026-06-05.

Dog Control By-Law No. S-3

Summary: Carleton North's dog control by-law (S-3), read third time and enacted February 25, 2025. Governs dog licensing, leash rules, and control of dogs at large; repeals predecessor Bath/Florenceville-Bristol animal-control bylaws.

No owner shall permit dog to run at large; dog must be secured by leash and under control of owner when off premises.

More than 2 dogs requires kennel licence (commercial operation)


Answer: In the Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: Public Safety Manager; allowed conditions: Open-air outdoor fires require permit; residential organic burning allowed per NB Wildfire Index; 9AM–9PM; 15m from property line. Recreational fires (≤1.5m) need no permit.; fines: $100 (first offence) to $1000 (fourth offence or more; obstruction; failure to notify). Source: Fire Protection and Prevention By-Law No. S-4, verified 2026-06-05.

Fire Protection and Prevention By-Law No. S-4

Summary: Carleton North's fire protection and prevention by-law (S-4), read third time and enacted June 24, 2025. Governs open burning, burn permits, and fire safety standards across the District; repeals former Bath/Centreville/LSD fire bylaws.

Open-air outdoor fires require permit; residential organic burning allowed per NB Wildfire Index; 9AM–9PM; 15m from property line. Recreational fires (≤1.5m) need no permit.

$100 (first offence) to $1000 (fourth offence or more; obstruction; failure to notify)


Answer: The Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: District of Carleton North Zoning By-Law No. P-02; Town of Florenceville-Bristol — Zoning By-Law No. 13B (predecessor, still in force), verified 2026-06-05.

District of Carleton North Zoning By-Law No. P-02

Summary: Current zoning by-law (P-02) for the District of Carleton North, incorporating the amalgamated territory (formerly Florenceville-Bristol, Bath, Centreville). Governs land use zones, permitted uses, and development across the district. 107-page PDF posted October 2025.

Town of Florenceville-Bristol — Zoning By-Law No. 13B (predecessor, still in force)

Summary: Predecessor zoning by-law for the former Town of Florenceville-Bristol (By-law 13B, effective July 14, 2020). May still apply within Florenceville-Bristol area pending full harmonization with District P-02.


Answer: In the Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No person shall park a motor vehicle unattended on any street or sidewalk between 12 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. from November 1 to April 30 (both dates inclusive). Source: Town of Florenceville-Bristol — Snow Removal By-Law No. 18 (predecessor, still in force), verified 2026-06-05.

Town of Florenceville-Bristol — Snow Removal By-Law No. 18 (predecessor, still in force)

Summary: Predecessor snow removal by-law for the former Town of Florenceville-Bristol (By-law 18). Requires clearance of snow and ice from public streets and sidewalks. Still in force within Florenceville-Bristol area of Carleton North.

No person shall park a motor vehicle unattended on any street or sidewalk between 12 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. from November 1 to April 30 (both dates inclusive)


Answer: In the Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; or permit vacant/dilapidated buildings hazardous to public safety.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer may issue notice to comply; if non-compliant, Town may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on property.. Source: Unsightly Premises and Dangerous Buildings By-law No. S-1, verified 2026-06-05.

Unsightly Premises and Dangerous Buildings By-law No. S-1

Summary: Carleton North's unsightly premises and dangerous buildings by-law (S-1), read third time and enacted June 13, 2023. Regulates junk vehicles, derelict structures, and unsafe or unsightly property conditions across the amalgamated district.

No person shall permit ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; or permit vacant/dilapidated buildings hazardous to public safety.

By-law enforcement officer may issue notice to comply; if non-compliant, Town may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on property.


Answer: In the Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat; connection mandatory: False; billing basis: flat and metered. Source: Town of Florenceville-Bristol — Sanitary Sewerage Systems By-Law No. 7 (predecessor, still in force); Village of Bath — Water Rates and Sewer Rentals By-Law No. W-1.1 (predecessor, still in force); Village of Bath — Water and Sewer System By-Law No. W-2 (predecessor, still in force), verified 2026-06-05.

Town of Florenceville-Bristol — Sanitary Sewerage Systems By-Law No. 7 (predecessor, still in force)

Summary: Predecessor sewer by-law for Florenceville-Bristol (By-law 7, effective Feb 11, 2020), still in force in that area. Governs sanitary sewerage system connections and use.

Village of Bath — Water Rates and Sewer Rentals By-Law No. W-1.1 (predecessor, still in force)

Summary: Predecessor by-law for the former Village of Bath (W-1.1) setting water service rates and sewer rental fees. Still in force within Bath area of Carleton North.

s. 2.02(1) "regardless of whether or not the building receives service from the water main"

s. 2.02(2) metered commodity charge; s. 2.02(3) "quarterly flat rate commodity charge"; s. 2.02(1) quarterly service charge per unit

Village of Bath — Water and Sewer System By-Law No. W-2 (predecessor, still in force)

Summary: Predecessor by-law for the former Village of Bath (W-2) governing water and sewer system connections, use conditions, and maintenance. Still in force within Bath area of Carleton North.


Answer: In the Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Peddlers operating within the District of Carleton North, excluding exceptions listed in section 5.1.; fee: $100.00 per week HST Exempt; $50.00 per day HST Exempt; $250.00 per month HST Exempt; $1250.00 per year HST Exempt; renewal: expires December 31 in the year in which it is issued. Source: A-6: Respecting Peddlers By-law — District of Carleton North, verified 2026-06-05.

A-6: Respecting Peddlers By-law — District of Carleton North

Summary: Governs the licensing and conduct of peddlers operating within the District of Carleton North.

Peddlers operating within the District of Carleton North, excluding exceptions listed in section 5.1.

$100.00 per week HST Exempt; $50.00 per day HST Exempt; $250.00 per month HST Exempt; $1250.00 per year HST Exempt

expires December 31 in the year in which it is issued


Answer: Carleton North, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-laws Index — District of Carleton North

Summary: Official by-laws page for the District of Carleton North, listing bylaws for the District itself plus predecessor entities (Village of Bath, Village of Centreville, Town of Florenceville-Bristol) with direct PDF links organized by category.


Answer: The Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: F-01 — Procurement Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

F-01 — Procurement Policy

Summary: Governs procurement of goods and services for the District of Carleton North; sets thresholds, competitive bidding requirements, and approval authorities.


Answer: The Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: A-03 — Community Investment Policy; R-02 — Festivals and Events Grant Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

A-03 — Community Investment Policy

Summary: Governs municipal grants, sponsorships, donations, and in-kind support to community organizations; sets eligibility criteria and application processes. Updated 2025.

R-02 — Festivals and Events Grant Policy

Summary: Governs municipal grants for local festivals and events in Carleton North; sets eligibility, application deadlines, and reporting requirements.


Answer: The Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: A-01 — Town Cemetery Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

A-01 — Town Cemetery Policy

Summary: Governs operation and use of Carleton North's municipal cemetery; approved 28 February 2023.


Answer: The Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: HR-01 — Confidentiality Policy; HR-02 — Criminal Record Check Policy; HR-03 — Employee Recognition: Long Service and Retirement Policy; HR-04 — Workplace Harassment Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

HR-01 — Confidentiality Policy

Summary: Governs confidentiality obligations for District of Carleton North employees and council members regarding municipal information.

HR-02 — Criminal Record Check Policy

Summary: Requires criminal record checks for applicable positions; governs screening process for employees and volunteers of Carleton North.

HR-03 — Employee Recognition: Long Service and Retirement Policy

Summary: Governs recognition of Carleton North employees for long service milestones and retirement; sets eligibility and award details.

HR-04 — Workplace Harassment Policy

Summary: Governs prevention of and response to workplace harassment at the District of Carleton North; sets reporting procedures and disciplinary framework.


Answer: The Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: A-02 — Town Logo Policy; A-07 — Social Media Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

A-02 — Town Logo Policy

Summary: Governs authorized use of the District of Carleton North's official logo by staff, partners, and third parties.

A-07 — Social Media Policy

Summary: Governs official and employee use of social media for the District of Carleton North; enacted 14 April 2026.


Answer: The Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: District of Carleton North Emergency Action Plan 2024, verified 2026-06-07.

District of Carleton North Emergency Action Plan 2024

Summary: Emergency action plan for the District of Carleton North; governs preparedness, response, and recovery procedures for emergencies and disasters.


Answer: The Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: A-06 — User Fee Policy; B-01 — Disposition of Town Owned Assets Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

A-06 — User Fee Policy

Summary: Governs user fees for municipal services and facilities in Carleton North; amended 28 October 2025.

B-01 — Disposition of Town Owned Assets Policy

Summary: Governs sale and disposal of municipally owned assets; sets process, approval thresholds, and transparency requirements.


Answer: The Town of Carleton North, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: A-04 — Community Beautification Policy; ED-02 — Housing Development Incentive Policy; R-01 — Sports Wall of Recognition Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

A-04 — Community Beautification Policy

Summary: Governs municipal community beautification grants and initiatives; sets eligibility and application requirements for residents seeking beautification support.

ED-02 — Housing Development Incentive Policy

Summary: Governs incentives for residential housing development in Carleton North; enacted 25 March 2025 to encourage new construction and address housing supply.

R-01 — Sports Wall of Recognition Policy

Summary: Governs nomination and selection criteria for Carleton North's Sports Wall of Recognition honouring local athletic achievement.

Policies — index page

Summary: Full listing of all adopted policies for the District of Carleton North, organized by category: Administration, Buildings/Facilities, Economic Development, Finance, Human Resources, Recreation, and Safety.


Answer: Carleton North, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Rural community of Central York, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-law A-11 — Dog Control, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law A-11 — Dog Control

Summary: Dog control bylaw (A-11) for the Central York Rural Community. Governs dog ownership, rabies vaccination, leashing, and licensing requirements. Confirmed adopted bylaw text.


Answer: The Rural community of Central York, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-law A-12 — Douglas Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment; By-law A-7 — Estey's Bridge Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law A-12 — Douglas Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment

Summary: By-law A-12 amending the Douglas Planning Area Rural Plan Regulation (03-DOU-024-00) within Central York Rural Community; third reading May 27, 2025. Rezones an area to GP Zone on the Douglas planning-area zoning map.

By-law A-7 — Estey's Bridge Planning Area Rural Plan Amendment

Summary: By-law A-7 amending the Estey's Bridge Planning Area Rural Plan Regulation (20-ETB-067-00) within Central York Rural Community; rezones an area on the Estey's Bridge zoning map. Enacted mid-2024 (third-reading date partly illegible on scan).


Answer: In the Rural community of Central York, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit premises to have ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; or structures vacant, unoccupied, dilapidated, or structurally unsound.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if non-compliant, municipality may clean up, repair, or demolish at owner's cost; costs become a debt and lien on the property.. Source: By-law A-9 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law A-9 — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: By-law A-9 of the Central York Rural Community respecting dangerous or unsightly premises, adopting the relevant Local Governance Act enforcement provisions. Confirmed adopted bylaw text. Post-2023-reform entity.

No person shall permit premises to have ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings; or structures vacant, unoccupied, dilapidated, or structurally unsound.

By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if non-compliant, municipality may clean up, repair, or demolish at owner's cost; costs become a debt and lien on the property.


Answer: Central York, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Laws Index — Central York Rural Community

Summary: Official bylaws listing page for Central York Rural Community. Lists adopted bylaws A-1 through A-12 including officials, code of conduct, land acquisition, fire services, dangerous/unsightly premises, dog control, and planning-area amendments.


Answer: Central York, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté No. 99-04 (Saint-Antoine) — Bruit et nuisances publiques / Noise and Public Nuisance, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 99-04 (Saint-Antoine) — Bruit et nuisances publiques / Noise and Public Nuisance

Summary: Legacy Village of Saint-Antoine noise and public nuisance bylaw (No. 99-04), carried forward and still in force under the Town of Champdoré following 2023 amalgamation.


Answer: In the Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: 15$ chien / 8$ chat; 10$ chien(ne) châtré(e) / 5$ chat(te) châtré(e); 100$ chenil; 2$ plaquette de remplacement; pénalité de 15$ si enregistrement tardif; leash rule: Owner must not allow dog or cat to roam at large; court may order dog kept on leash after biting incident.; fines: 25$ (défaut de vacciner); 50$ (infraction générale); 50$ ou plus par jour (non-respect d'ordonnance). Source: Arrêté No. 99-02 (Saint-Antoine) — Garde et abattage des chiens et chats / Dog and Cat Control and Licensing, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 99-02 (Saint-Antoine) — Garde et abattage des chiens et chats / Dog and Cat Control and Licensing

Summary: Legacy Saint-Antoine dog and cat control bylaw (No. 99-02), still in force under Champdoré. Requires annual registration, rabies vaccination proof, leashing, and prohibits excessive barking.

15$ chien / 8$ chat; 10$ chien(ne) châtré(e) / 5$ chat(te) châtré(e); 100$ chenil; 2$ plaquette de remplacement; pénalité de 15$ si enregistrement tardif

Owner must not allow dog or cat to roam at large; court may order dog kept on leash after biting incident.

25$ (défaut de vacciner); 50$ (infraction générale); 50$ ou plus par jour (non-respect d'ordonnance)

art. 2.1 — "tout propriétaire d'un chien ou d'un chat doit... faire enregistrer... payer... les droits de permis"

art. 2.1(b)(i)–(ii); art. 2.4; art. 2.7; pénalité après art. 2.1 "Une pénalité de 15$ additionnée au frais d'enregistrement"

art. 5.1(a) "laisse son chien ou son chat divaguer"; art. 4.1(a) "obligeant le propriétaire... à le tenir en laisse"

art. 3.3 "amende de vingt-cinq dollars (255)"; art. 4.2 "amende de cinquante dollars (50$) ou plus par jour"; art. 6(a) "amende de cinquante dollars (50$)"


Answer: The Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Arrêté No. 2010-02 (Saint-Antoine) — Arrêté de lotissement / Subdivision By-law; Arrêté No. 2020-04 (Saint-Antoine) — Adoption du Plan rural / Rural Plan Adoption; Arrêté No. 2026-02 — Amendment to Rural Plan, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 2010-02 (Saint-Antoine) — Arrêté de lotissement / Subdivision By-law

Summary: Legacy Saint-Antoine subdivision bylaw (No. 2010-02), still in force under Champdoré. Governs land subdivision and lot development.

Arrêté No. 2020-04 (Saint-Antoine) — Adoption du Plan rural / Rural Plan Adoption

Summary: Legacy Saint-Antoine rural plan adoption bylaw (No. 2020-04), governing land use planning. Still in force under Champdoré.

Arrêté No. 2026-02 — Amendment to Rural Plan

Summary: Town of Champdoré by-law (No. 2026-02) amending the rural plan, governing land use planning changes in the municipality. No stated adoption date recoverable from the posted PDF.


Answer: The Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrêté No. 2007-03 (Saint-Antoine) — Circulation et stationnement / Traffic and Parking Regulations, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 2007-03 (Saint-Antoine) — Circulation et stationnement / Traffic and Parking Regulations

Summary: Legacy Saint-Antoine traffic and parking regulation bylaw (No. 2007-03), still in force under Champdoré. Governs traffic flow and parking within former Saint-Antoine territory.


Answer: The Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: Arrêté No. 06 — Dangerous and Unsightly Premises (Lieux inesthétiques ou dangereux); Arrêté No. 2010-01 (Saint-Antoine) — Lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques / Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 06 — Dangerous and Unsightly Premises (Lieux inesthétiques ou dangereux)

Summary: Town of Champdoré bylaw (No. 06) governing dangerous and unsightly premises. Adopted post-2023 amalgamation by the new Town of Champdoré council. No stated adoption date recoverable from the posted PDF.

Arrêté No. 2010-01 (Saint-Antoine) — Lieux dangereux ou inesthétiques / Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Legacy Saint-Antoine dangerous or unsightly premises bylaw (No. 2010-01), still in force under Champdoré as a predecessor bylaw covering former Saint-Antoine territory.


Answer: In the Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick, where allowed: Portions of Gérard Street (max 40 km/h), Clément Avenue (max 30 km/h), and Louis J. Robichaud Street (max 30 km/h) as shown in Schedule A.; helmet or age rules: Driver and all occupants must wear a helmet meeting Motor Vehicle Act standards; driver must hold a valid driver's licence.. Source: Arrêté No. 2026-03 — Roads Accessible to Off-Road Vehicles (Routes accessibles aux véhicules hors route), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 2026-03 — Roads Accessible to Off-Road Vehicles (Routes accessibles aux véhicules hors route)

Summary: Bilingual Town of Champdoré by-law (No. 2026-03) designating which municipal roads are accessible to off-road vehicles (ATVs/OHVs). Confirmed adopted bilingual bylaw text; no stated third-reading date recoverable from the posted PDF.

Portions of Gérard Street (max 40 km/h), Clément Avenue (max 30 km/h), and Louis J. Robichaud Street (max 30 km/h) as shown in Schedule A.

Driver and all occupants must wear a helmet meeting Motor Vehicle Act standards; driver must hold a valid driver's licence.


Answer: In the Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat per unit type (base); metered optional/required for some properties; connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat; frontage. Source: Arrêté No. 2003-01 (Saint-Antoine) — Système d'eau municipal / Municipal Water System; Arrêté No. 2007-01 (Saint-Antoine) — Système d'égouts sanitaires et pluviaux / Sanitary and Storm Sewer System, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté No. 2003-01 (Saint-Antoine) — Système d'eau municipal / Municipal Water System

Summary: Legacy Saint-Antoine municipal water system bylaw (No. 2003-01, amended through 2022), still in force under Champdoré. Governs water connections and charges.

flat per unit type (base); metered optional/required for some properties

art. 42: "doit être raccorder à la conduite d'eau municipale"

art. 65(a): "frais de service imposé annuellement... basé sur les taux tels qu'établis dans l'annexe «B»"; Annexe B art. 1 (flat rates by category); Annexe B art. 2 (metered rates for metered properties)

Arrêté No. 2007-01 (Saint-Antoine) — Système d'égouts sanitaires et pluviaux / Sanitary and Storm Sewer System

Summary: Legacy Saint-Antoine sanitary and storm sewer system bylaw (No. 2007-01, with amendments), still in force under Champdoré. Governs sewer connections and use.

s. 11: "doit être raccordé au système d'égouts sanitaire municipal"

Schedule B title: "FRAIS D'UTILISATION ET DE DEVANTURE DU SYSTÈME D'ÉGOUTS SANITAIRES"


Answer: In the Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Mobile food trucks operating within the boundaries of the former Village of Saint-Antoine.; fee: Daily: forty dollars (40.00 $) Residents; fifty dollars ($ 50.00) Non-Residents; Exemptions: Free of charge; renewal: valid and in force for each calendar day for which the prescribed fee has been paid. Source: No. 2024-01 — Arrêté concernant les cantines mobiles (mobile food trucks), verified 2026-06-05.

No. 2024-01 — Arrêté concernant les cantines mobiles (mobile food trucks)

Summary: Bylaw regulating the operation of mobile food trucks (cantines mobiles) in the Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick.

Mobile food trucks operating within the boundaries of the former Village of Saint-Antoine.

Daily: forty dollars (40.00 $) Residents; fifty dollars ($ 50.00) Non-Residents; Exemptions: Free of charge

valid and in force for each calendar day for which the prescribed fee has been paid


Answer: Champdoré, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-laws and Policies Index — Town of Champdoré

Summary: Official bilingual by-laws and policies page for the Town of Champdoré. Lists Champdoré's own arrêtés plus legacy Village of Saint-Antoine arrêtés still in force after 2023 amalgamation, and separately a set of policies (politiques).


Answer: The Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy No. 13 — Purchases and Requests for Proposals, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 13 — Purchases and Requests for Proposals

Summary: Procurement policy governing how the Town of Champdoré purchases goods and services and issues requests for proposals. Sets thresholds and approval requirements. Bilingual.


Answer: The Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy No. 03 — Donations and Sponsorship Requests, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 03 — Donations and Sponsorship Requests

Summary: Governs how the Town of Champdoré evaluates and approves requests for donations and sponsorships. Bilingual.


Answer: The Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy No. 10 — Prevention of Harassment in the Workplace, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 10 — Prevention of Harassment in the Workplace

Summary: Workplace harassment prevention policy for Town of Champdoré employees and council. Sets out definitions, complaint procedures, and responsibilities. Bilingual.


Answer: The Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Policy No. 11 — Travel and Meal Expense Reimbursement; Policy No. 12 — Asset Management, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 11 — Travel and Meal Expense Reimbursement

Summary: Governs reimbursement of travel and meal expenses for Town of Champdoré councillors and staff. Sets allowable rates and claim procedures. Bilingual.

Policy No. 12 — Asset Management

Summary: Municipal asset management policy for the Town of Champdoré. Governs how infrastructure and municipal assets are tracked, maintained, and planned for over time. Bilingual.


Answer: The Town of Champdoré, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Policy No. 01 — Permanent Committees of Council; Policy No. 05 — Installation and Maintenance of Municipal Culverts; Policy No. 06 — Infill Density Development (Housing Accelerator Fund); Policy No. 07 — Infrastructure Costs: Removing Barriers and Promoting Equity (Housing Accelerator Fund); Policy No. 08 — Density Bonusing (Housing Accelerator Fund), verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 01 — Permanent Committees of Council

Summary: Governs the establishment and composition of permanent committees of Champdoré municipal council. Bilingual (French/English).

Policy No. 05 — Installation and Maintenance of Municipal Culverts

Summary: Governs the installation, maintenance, and responsibility for municipal culverts within the Town of Champdoré. Bilingual.

Policy No. 06 — Infill Density Development (Housing Accelerator Fund)

Summary: Policy enabling infill density development as part of Champdoré's Housing Accelerator Fund commitments. Governs criteria and approvals for infill projects. Bilingual.

Policy No. 07 — Infrastructure Costs: Removing Barriers and Promoting Equity (Housing Accelerator Fund)

Summary: Policy addressing infrastructure cost barriers and equity promotion as part of Champdoré's Housing Accelerator Fund obligations. Bilingual.

Policy No. 08 — Density Bonusing (Housing Accelerator Fund)

Summary: Density bonusing policy allowing developers to exceed base density limits in exchange for community benefits, adopted as part of Champdoré's Housing Accelerator Fund. Bilingual.

By-laws and Policies Index — Town of Champdoré

Summary: Index page listing all Town of Champdoré bylaws and policies (and also Village of Saint-Antoine documents). Source for all policy URLs below.


Answer: Champdoré, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the City of Dieppe, New Brunswick, construction hours: 7 a.m. and 10 p.m.; exemptions: Municipal employees, emergency vehicles, church bells, alarms under 20 min, snow removal, public transit, waste collection, municipal festivals; fines: individual $150–$750; corporation $300–$1,500. Source: By-Law S-9 (2018) — Excessive Noises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law S-9 (2018) — Excessive Noises

Summary: Regulates excessive noise within the City of Dieppe (By-Law S-9 (2018)). Third reading and enactment June 11, 2018 (confirmed via OCR of signature page). PDF is otherwise a scanned image.

Municipal employees, emergency vehicles, church bells, alarms under 20 min, snow removal, public transit, waste collection, municipal festivals

individual $150–$750; corporation $300–$1,500


Answer: In the City of Dieppe, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $10.00 per dog; $0 for microchipped dog or service dog; $2.00 for tag if microchipped dog owner requests one; $2.00 to replace lost tag; leash rule: Dogs must not run at large; leash must not exceed 2 metres.; max animals: 3 dogs per dwelling, except commercial kennels authorized under Zoning By-law. Source: By-Law S-6 (2023) — Dog Control, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law S-6 (2023) — Dog Control

Summary: Governs dog control in Dieppe including leash rules, dangerous dog provisions, and licensing (By-Law S-6 (2023)). Third reading and adoption February 27, 2023 (confirmed via OCR of signature page).

$10.00 per dog; $0 for microchipped dog or service dog; $2.00 for tag if microchipped dog owner requests one; $2.00 to replace lost tag

Dogs must not run at large; leash must not exceed 2 metres.

3 dogs per dwelling, except commercial kennels authorized under Zoning By-law

$50–$200 (s. 2 violations); $140–$1,070 (all other violations)

s. 2(1): "no person who is resident in the City of Dieppe shall own a dog without having a valid tag"

s. 2(2)(e)–(f): "a payment of ten dollars ($10.00) per dog"; "no fee will be applied with proof of the dog having been microchipped or being a service dog"; "a payment of two dollars ($2.00) will be required" [for tag if microchipped]; s. 2(5): "replaced upon payment to the City of two dollars ($2.00)"

s. 3(3)–(5): "No leash shall measure longer than two (2) metres"; "The owner of a dog shall not permit his dog to run at large"

s. 3(9): "The maximum allowable number of dogs per dwelling is three (3), with the exception of commercial kennels authorized under the Zoning By-law"

s. 10(1)–(2): "minimum fine of $50 and a maximum fine of $200" [s. 2 violations]; "minimum fine of $140 and a maximum fine of $1,070" [other violations]


Answer: In the City of Dieppe, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: municipality; allowed conditions: Valid permit held, or Fire Department Management authorization obtained; fire of dry wood only, between 4:00 p.m. and midnight, with constant adult supervision.; fines: minimum $240 to maximum $2,100 per day. Source: By-Law S-12 (2022) — Outside Fires, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law S-12 (2022) — Outside Fires

Summary: Regulates outside fires in Dieppe (By-Law S-12 (2022)). Third reading and adoption August 8, 2022 (confirmed via OCR). Outdoor fireplace/fire permits are required per city resources.

Valid permit held, or Fire Department Management authorization obtained; fire of dry wood only, between 4:00 p.m. and midnight, with constant adult supervision.

s. 3 — "no person shall start, ignite, tend, fuel or make use of ... a fire of any kind whatsoever outside unless a valid permit has been issued hereunder, or an authorization from the Fire Department Management"

s. 4(2) — "any person wishing to obtain a permit must apply to the municipality"

s. 7 — "minimum fine of two hundred and forty dollars ($240) and a maximum fine of two thousand one hundred dollars ($2,100) multiplied by the number of days during which the offence continues"


Answer: The City of Dieppe, New Brunswick has 3 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law Z-10 (2021) — Zoning; By-Law Z-3 (2023) — Subdivision of Land; By-Law Z-9 (2017) — Municipal Development Plan, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law Z-10 (2021) — Zoning

Summary: Primary zoning bylaw for the City of Dieppe (Z-10 (2021)); third reading April 12, 2021. Sets zone designations and development standards implementing the Municipal Development Plan; 194-page document with numerous later amendments.

By-Law Z-3 (2023) — Subdivision of Land

Summary: Regulates subdivision of land within the City of Dieppe (By-Law Z-3); third reading and enactment October 23, 2023 (confirmed via OCR). Current index labels it 'Z-3 (2026)' as a version/republish tag, but the enacted text is the 2023 bylaw.

By-Law Z-9 (2017) — Municipal Development Plan

Summary: Municipal Development Plan setting land use policy framework for Dieppe (Z-9 (2017)); third reading and adoption September 11, 2017. Parent document to the Zoning By-Law (Z-10).


Answer: In the City of Dieppe, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: Parking prohibited on any street between midnight and 7:00 a.m., from December 1st to March 31st; Chief Administrative Officer may suspend this prohibition if weather/road conditions or absence of snow/ice removal operations warrant.; fines: s. 5(2) violations: minimum $140, maximum $2,100 (multiplied by days offence continues); all other violations: minimum $30, maximum $1,070 (multiplied by days offence continues).. Source: By-Law C-1 (2026) — Traffic and Parking, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law C-1 (2026) — Traffic and Parking

Summary: Governs traffic and parking in Dieppe (C-1 (2026)); third reading and enactment April 27, 2026. Includes a winter overnight parking ban: curbside parking prohibited midnight–7 a.m. Dec 1–Mar 31, subject to notice; violations may result in towing and fines.

Parking prohibited on any street between midnight and 7:00 a.m., from December 1st to March 31st; Chief Administrative Officer may suspend this prohibition if weather/road conditions or absence of snow/ice removal operations warrant.

s. 5(2) violations: minimum $140, maximum $2,100 (multiplied by days offence continues); all other violations: minimum $30, maximum $1,070 (multiplied by days offence continues).


Answer: The City of Dieppe, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law Z-2 (2024) — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law Z-2 (2024) — Dangerous or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Regulates dangerous and unsightly premises in Dieppe (Z-2 (2024)); third reading February 12, 2024 (confirmed via OCR). Repeals the prior 2018 unsightly-premises bylaw.


Answer: In the City of Dieppe, New Brunswick, sale or use restricted: sell, keep for sale, give, buy or set off fireworks or special effect pyrotechnic articles; sell, keep for sale, give, buy or utilize sky lanterns or open flame torches; permit available: Yes; written approval from the Fire Chief or the Fire Prevention Officer, obtained by submitting the Approval Request Form at least 15 days prior to the event. Source: By-Law S-2 (2019) — Fireworks and Special Effects Pyrotechnics, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law S-2 (2019) — Fireworks and Special Effects Pyrotechnics

Summary: Regulates fireworks and special effects pyrotechnics within Dieppe (S-2 (2019)); third reading and adoption May 13, 2019 (confirmed via OCR). Permits required for displays.

sell, keep for sale, give, buy or set off fireworks or special effect pyrotechnic articles; sell, keep for sale, give, buy or utilize sky lanterns or open flame torches

Yes; written approval from the Fire Chief or the Fire Prevention Officer, obtained by submitting the Approval Request Form at least 15 days prior to the event

s. 3(1): "No person shall sell, keep for sale, give, buy or set off fireworks"; s. 2: "No person shall sell, keep for sale, give, buy or utilize sky lanterns or open flame torches"

s. 3(1)(a)-(b): "obtain...the written approval of the Fire Chief or the Fire Prevention Officer"; "submitted to the Fire Department, at least fifteen (15) days prior"


Answer: In the City of Dieppe, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered (non-residential); unit-based flat rate (unmetered/residential); frontage fee at connection. Source: By-Law 78-5 — Water and Sewage Systems (consolidated to April 27, 2026), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrêté O-1 (2026) — Outdoor Watering (Arrosage Extérieur)

Summary: Regulates outdoor watering in Dieppe (O-1 (2026)); third reading and enactment April 27, 2026. Seasonal irrigation restrictions apply; nurseries, garden centres, playgrounds, and new grass (under 30 days) exempt. Bilingual.

By-Law 78-5 — Water and Sewage Systems (consolidated to April 27, 2026)

Summary: Governs water and sewer utility service in Dieppe (By-Law 78-5). Legacy bylaw number; current consolidated version (47 pages) updated to April 27, 2026 to include amendment 14-2024. Mandatory connection where service available. No single adoption date on the consolidated text.

metered (non-residential); unit-based flat rate (unmetered/residential); frontage fee at connection


Answer: In the City of Dieppe, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: pedlar or a transient trader within the Municipality; fee: Group A: no fee; Group B: $200 per 30-day period; Group C: $200 per 30-day period; Other: $300 per 30-day period; renewal: valid for thirty (30) days; renewal application 2 business days before expiry. Source: By-law P-2 (2022) — Peddlers and Transient Traders, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law P-2 (2022) — Peddlers and Transient Traders

Summary: Establishes licensing requirements and conduct rules for peddlers and transient traders operating in Dieppe.

pedlar or a transient trader within the Municipality

Group A: no fee; Group B: $200 per 30-day period; Group C: $200 per 30-day period; Other: $300 per 30-day period

valid for thirty (30) days; renewal application 2 business days before expiry


Answer: Dieppe, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Law A-14 — Tourism Accommodation Levy

Summary: Imposes a tourism accommodation levy (a tax) on tourist-accommodation operators in Dieppe; enacted August 12, 2019 (per OCR). RECATEGORIZED to 'other' and demoted: a marketing/bed levy is not a short-term-rental regulatory bylaw. No dedicated STR licensing bylaw exists in Dieppe.

By-Law C-2 (2024) — Collection and Disposal of Waste

Summary: Governs waste collection and disposal in Dieppe (C-2 (2024)); third reading and enactment October 28, 2024 (confirmed via OCR), repealing C-2 (2021). RECATEGORIZED to 'other' and demoted: a waste-collection bylaw is not a noise/nuisance bylaw (noise is covered by S-9).

Bylaws Index — City of Dieppe

Summary: Official index listing all City of Dieppe bylaws by series (A, C, E, O, P, S, Z). Bilingual city; documents may be titled in French (Arrêté) or English (By-Law). Covers administrative, community services, environment, licensing, safety, and zoning series.


Answer: The City of Dieppe, New Brunswick has 7 adopted policies on file: Policy EXPD-1 (2024) — Downtown Financial Incentives / Incitatifs financiers centre-ville; Policy L-12 (2024) — Partner School Grants Program / Programme de subventions aux écoles partenaires; Policy L-13 (2015) — Partnership with the Non-Profit Sector / Partenariat avec le secteur associatif; Policy L-14 (2016) — Accreditation of Community Organizations / Accréditation des organismes communautaires; Policy L-19 (2013) — Youth Financial Support Program / Programme d'appui financier à un jeune ou groupe jeunesse; Policy L-21 — Sports Event Support Program / Programme de soutien aux événements sportifs; Policy L-23 (2026) — Community Organization Grants / Subventions aux organismes communautaires, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy EXPD-1 (2024) — Downtown Financial Incentives / Incitatifs financiers centre-ville

Summary: Financial incentives for real estate densification of Dieppe's downtown core; targets property owners and developers investing in intensification.

Policy L-12 (2024) — Partner School Grants Program / Programme de subventions aux écoles partenaires

Summary: Defines criteria and process for the City's grant program supporting partner schools.

Policy L-13 (2015) — Partnership with the Non-Profit Sector / Partenariat avec le secteur associatif

Summary: Sets framework for partnership agreements between the City and non-profit/associative sector organizations.

Policy L-14 (2016) — Accreditation of Community Organizations / Accréditation des organismes communautaires

Summary: Governs the accreditation process for community organizations seeking City support or access to municipal resources.

Policy L-19 (2013) — Youth Financial Support Program / Programme d'appui financier à un jeune ou groupe jeunesse

Summary: Sets criteria and amounts for financial support to individual youth or youth groups participating in provincial/national/international competitions or events.

Policy L-21 — Sports Event Support Program / Programme de soutien aux événements sportifs

Summary: Defines criteria and funding available for sport events hosted in Dieppe that generate economic and community benefit.

Policy L-23 (2026) — Community Organization Grants / Subventions aux organismes communautaires

Summary: Sets grant program criteria and funding process for community organizations in Dieppe. Most recently updated version (2026).


Answer: The City of Dieppe, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Policy L-1 (2023) — Pricing of Municipal Facilities and Spaces / Tarification des installations et des espaces municipaux; Policy L-8 (2025) — Allocation of Rental Spaces and Infrastructure / Attribution des espaces de location et des infrastructures, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy L-1 (2023) — Pricing of Municipal Facilities and Spaces / Tarification des installations et des espaces municipaux

Summary: Sets fees and pricing schedules for use of City-owned recreational facilities and municipal spaces.

Policy L-8 (2025) — Allocation of Rental Spaces and Infrastructure / Attribution des espaces de location et des infrastructures

Summary: Governs the allocation and booking of municipal rental spaces and infrastructure including sports facilities. Updated in 2025.


Answer: The City of Dieppe, New Brunswick has 7 adopted policies on file: Policy A-14 (2023) — Vehicle Allowance and Mileage / Indemnité de voiture et kilométrage — employés et membres du conseil; Policy A-27 (2023) — Council Members' Expenses / Dépenses fonctions membres du conseil; Policy A-28 (2024) — Employee Expenses / Dépenses fonctions employés; Policy A-31 — Staffing / Dotation du personnel de la Ville de Dieppe; Policy RH-4 — Harassment Prevention / Politique pour contrer le harcèlement public; Policy S-1 (2017) — Occupational Health and Safety / Santé et sécurité au travail; Wellness Strategy / Stratégie du mieux-être, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy A-14 (2023) — Vehicle Allowance and Mileage / Indemnité de voiture et kilométrage — employés et membres du conseil

Summary: Sets vehicle allowance rates and mileage reimbursement for municipal employees and council members using personal vehicles on City business.

Policy A-27 (2023) — Council Members' Expenses / Dépenses fonctions membres du conseil

Summary: Governs allowable expenses for council members in the performance of their duties, including categories of reimbursable costs.

Policy A-28 (2024) — Employee Expenses / Dépenses fonctions employés

Summary: Governs allowable expenses for municipal employees in the performance of their duties.

Policy A-31 — Staffing / Dotation du personnel de la Ville de Dieppe

Summary: Sets the City's staffing and recruitment procedures for municipal employees.

Policy RH-4 — Harassment Prevention / Politique pour contrer le harcèlement public

Summary: Addresses prevention of public harassment towards City of Dieppe staff and elected officials.

Policy S-1 (2017) — Occupational Health and Safety / Santé et sécurité au travail

Summary: Sets workplace health and safety requirements for municipal employees in accordance with NB occupational health and safety legislation.

Wellness Strategy / Stratégie du mieux-être

Summary: Promotes healthy lifestyles and active living for Dieppe residents. City commits to creating an environment that encourages healthier food choices and physical activity.


Answer: The City of Dieppe, New Brunswick has 4 adopted policies on file: Policy ACC-1 — Confidentiality / Confidentialité; Policy ACC-2 — Privacy Breach Notification / Notification en cas d'atteinte à la vie privée; Policy ACC-3 — Regular Access / Accès régulier; Policy ACC-4 — Records and Information Management / Gestion des documents et des renseignements, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy ACC-1 — Confidentiality / Confidentialité

Summary: Sets rules for the confidentiality of personal information and municipal records held by the City of Dieppe.

Policy ACC-2 — Privacy Breach Notification / Notification en cas d'atteinte à la vie privée

Summary: Governs procedures for notifying affected individuals and authorities in the event of a privacy or data breach.

Policy ACC-3 — Regular Access / Accès régulier

Summary: Sets procedures for routine access to municipal records under RIPPA (Right to Information and Protection of Privacy Act).

Policy ACC-4 — Records and Information Management / Gestion des documents et des renseignements

Summary: Governs the retention, classification, and management of the City's documents and information holdings.


Answer: The City of Dieppe, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Policy A-36 — Public Participation / Participation du public; Policy A-9 (2023) — Language Policy / Politique linguistique, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy A-36 — Public Participation / Participation du public

Summary: Sets the City's approach to public engagement and participation in municipal decision-making processes.

Policy A-9 (2023) — Language Policy / Politique linguistique

Summary: Sets language requirements for elected officials, staff, and committees: bilingual bylaws, council minutes, public notices, signs, website, and public inquiry responses. Reaffirms Dieppe's francophone Acadian character. Replaced the 2005 version.


Answer: The City of Dieppe, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Climate Change Adaptation Plan, verified 2026-06-07.

Climate Change Adaptation Plan

Summary: Addresses causes and effects of climate change with focus on Petitcodiac River overflow risk. Includes general recommendations and action plan for climate resilience.


Answer: The City of Dieppe, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Policy A-32 — Accounting for Tangible Capital Assets / Comptabilisation des immobilisations corporelles; Policy FIN-01 (2021) — Asset Management Policy / Politique de gestion des actifs; Policy FIN-02 — Capital Project Prioritization / Priorisation des projets capitaux et investissements; Policy FIN-03 — Debt and Affordability Management / Dette et gestion de l'abordabilité; Policy FIN-04 — Financial Management / Politique de gestion financière, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy A-32 — Accounting for Tangible Capital Assets / Comptabilisation des immobilisations corporelles

Summary: Sets thresholds and procedures for recording and valuing tangible capital assets on the City's financial statements in compliance with PSAB standards.

Policy FIN-01 (2021) — Asset Management Policy / Politique de gestion des actifs

Summary: Defines council expectations for sustainable asset management across City infrastructure. Requires commitment of all stakeholders; establishes roles and responsibilities for managing tangible capital assets optimally over their lifecycle.

Policy FIN-02 — Capital Project Prioritization / Priorisation des projets capitaux et investissements

Summary: Sets criteria and process for prioritizing capital projects and investments to guide annual budget decisions.

Policy FIN-03 — Debt and Affordability Management / Dette et gestion de l'abordabilité

Summary: Governs the City's debt levels and affordability thresholds for municipal borrowing and capital financing.

Policy FIN-04 — Financial Management / Politique de gestion financière

Summary: Governs overall financial management for the City of Dieppe including budgeting, accounting, and financial reporting standards.


Answer: The City of Dieppe, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy Z-2 (2023) — Antenna Siting Process / Processus de détermination d'emplacement des antennes, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy Z-2 (2023) — Antenna Siting Process / Processus de détermination d'emplacement des antennes

Summary: Sets the City's process for reviewing and determining antenna (telecommunications tower) siting applications in consultation with carriers.


Answer: The City of Dieppe, New Brunswick has 10 adopted policies on file: 2025–2029 Strategic Plan; Parks and Trails Master Plan; Policy C-1 (2013) — Traffic Calming / Modération de la vitesse de circulation; Policy L-7 (2013) — Cultural Policy / Politique culturelle; Policy S-2 (2018) — Smoke-Free Locations / Endroits sans fumée; Policy S-6 — Universal Accessibility / Accessibilité universelle; Policy Z-5 (2023) — Affordable Housing / Logements abordables; Policy Z-7 (2025) — Non-Profit Housing Incentives / Incitatifs en matière de logement sans but lucratif; Regional Sustainable Transportation Master Plan (Destination 2040); Sustainable Development Plan, verified 2026-06-07.

2025–2029 Strategic Plan

Summary: Five-year strategic plan with four priorities: sustainable and thriving city, proud of Acadian identity, dynamic and inclusive, efficient and engaged. Developed with residents, partners, and elected officials.

Parks and Trails Master Plan

Summary: Provides inventory of existing parks and trails and guides future acquisition, designation, and development to ensure quality green spaces for residents.

Policy C-1 (2013) — Traffic Calming / Modération de la vitesse de circulation

Summary: Governs the City's approach to traffic calming measures on municipal roads.

Policy L-7 (2013) — Cultural Policy / Politique culturelle

Summary: Positions Dieppe as incubator and facilitator for arts and culture. Four pillars: economic development through cultural industry, cultural programming for emerging talent, community engagement, and preservation of Acadian francophone heritage.

Policy S-2 (2018) — Smoke-Free Locations / Endroits sans fumée

Summary: Designates smoke-free zones in municipal facilities, parks, and outdoor spaces owned or operated by the City of Dieppe.

Policy S-6 — Universal Accessibility / Accessibilité universelle

Summary: Sets universal accessibility standards for municipal facilities and services, ensuring inclusion for persons with disabilities.

Policy Z-5 (2023) — Affordable Housing / Logements abordables

Summary: Sets the City's policy position and requirements on affordable housing, likely as a condition or incentive in development approvals.

Policy Z-7 (2025) — Non-Profit Housing Incentives / Incitatifs en matière de logement sans but lucratif

Summary: Provides incentives for non-profit housing development in Dieppe to increase supply of affordable and social housing.

Regional Sustainable Transportation Master Plan (Destination 2040)

Summary: Tri-municipal plan (Dieppe, Moncton, Riverview) guiding multimodal transportation system to 2040. Vision for sustainable, economically vital, and accessible movement of people and goods.

Sustainable Development Plan

Summary: Long-term vision covering three pillars: environment, economy, and community living. Includes initiatives and action plan for sustainable municipal development.

Policies Index — City of Dieppe (Arrêtés et politiques / Politiques)

Summary: Full municipal policies index listing 62 adopted policies across administrative, finance, leisure, HR, safety, and zoning categories. Bilingual (FR/EN) search interface on the City of Dieppe's official city-hall section.


Answer: Dieppe, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Village of Doaktown, New Brunswick, exemptions: snow removal equipment and authorized emergency vehicles or other emergency equipment; fines: category "C" offences in Section 56(3) of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act, S.N.B., Chapter P-22.1. Source: By-Law No. 99-1 — Prevention of Excessive Noise, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 99-1 — Prevention of Excessive Noise

Summary: Village of Doaktown bylaw prohibiting excessive noise (No. 99-1); read third time and enacted May 20, 1999 (confirmed via OCR). 2-page scanned document.

snow removal equipment and authorized emergency vehicles or other emergency equipment

category "C" offences in Section 56(3) of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act, S.N.B., Chapter P-22.1


Answer: In the Village of Doaktown, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $5.00 male; $5.00 spayed female; $10.00 unspayed female; $10.00 late-registration penalty; leash rule: Dogs off owner's premises must be secured by a leash of maximum two metres; off-leash walking is an offence; max animals: More than 2 dogs requires a kennel licence. Source: By-Law No. 99-2 — Dog Control, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 99-2 — Dog Control

Summary: Village of Doaktown dog control bylaw (No. 99-2); read third time and enacted January 12, 2000 (confirmed via OCR — bylaw numbered 99-2 but enacted early 2000). Governs dog licensing, leashing, and impoundment.

$5.00 male; $5.00 spayed female; $10.00 unspayed female; $10.00 late-registration penalty

Dogs off owner's premises must be secured by a leash of maximum two metres; off-leash walking is an offence

More than 2 dogs requires a kennel licence

Schedule A: 1st offence verbal warning, 2nd $50.00, 3rd+ $75.00; voluntary pre-court $50.00; voluntary post-charge $75.00; summary conviction not less than $100.00 (category C maximum)

definition of 'running at large'; s. 11(1)(j)


Answer: The Village of Doaktown, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law No. 2017-01 — Village of Doaktown Rural Plan, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2017-01 — Village of Doaktown Rural Plan

Summary: Village of Doaktown Rural Plan (By-Law 2017-1), a 116-page land use planning document adopted by Council on October 18, 2017 (confirmed in text). Governs land use, development, and zoning for the village area.


Answer: In the Village of Doaktown, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit premises to be unsightly by permitting conditions to remain on any part of such premises; enforcement: Officer may notify owner/occupier by written notice; municipality may carry out cleanup/repair/demolition at owner's cost, which becomes a debt due to the municipality. Source: By-Law No. 2014-01 — Dangerous and/or Unsightly Premises, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2014-01 — Dangerous and/or Unsightly Premises

Summary: Doaktown bylaw governing dangerous and unsightly premises (No. 2014-01); third reading February 19, 2014 (confirmed via OCR). Covers junk vehicles and property maintenance.

No person shall permit premises to be unsightly by permitting conditions to remain on any part of such premises

Officer may notify owner/occupier by written notice; municipality may carry out cleanup/repair/demolition at owner's cost, which becomes a debt due to the municipality

s. 190.01(1) "No person shall permit premises owned or occupied by him or her to be unsightly"

s. 190.04(1) "cost of carrying out such work...is chargeable to the owner or occupier and becomes a debt due to the municipality"


Answer: In the Village of Doaktown, New Brunswick, where allowed: Storeytown Road (5.2 km), South Road (3.3 km), and Union Street (123 m) at locations set out in Schedule "A".; helmet or age rules: A helmet must be worn; driver must have ATV Club licence (federated in NB or reciprocal province) as sticker on vehicle; must provide registration and insurance on demand.. Source: By-Law No. 2017-03 — Portions of Road Accessible to Off-Road Vehicles, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2017-03 — Portions of Road Accessible to Off-Road Vehicles

Summary: Designates specific municipal road portions in Doaktown accessible to off-road vehicles (ATVs/OHVs) (No. 2017-03); read third time and enacted June 21, 2017 (confirmed via OCR).

Storeytown Road (5.2 km), South Road (3.3 km), and Union Street (123 m) at locations set out in Schedule "A".

A helmet must be worn; driver must have ATV Club licence (federated in NB or reciprocal province) as sticker on vehicle; must provide registration and insurance on demand.


Answer: In the Village of Doaktown, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat. Source: By-Law No. 2023-07 — Water and Sewerage System and User Charges, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 2023-07 — Water and Sewerage System and User Charges

Summary: 2023 water and sanitary sewerage system bylaw for Village of Doaktown including user charges (No. 2023-07); read third time and passed September 20, 2023 (confirmed via OCR). Replaces earlier reserve-fund bylaw.

s. 5(c): "is hereby required at their own expense to … connect such facilities directly with the water and sanitary sewer"

s. 3(p): "User Unit shall be the basis for establishing a user service charge for each service connection"


Answer: In the Village of Doaktown, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Any person who peddles or hawks goods or merchandise within the Municipality, excluding farm, fish, or religious society peddlers.; fee: one hundred dollars; renewal: monthly, expires at midnight on the last day of each month. Source: By-Law No. 21-07 — By-Law Respecting Peddlers, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 21-07 — By-Law Respecting Peddlers

Summary: Regulates the licensing and operation of peddlers within the Village of Doaktown, New Brunswick.

Any person who peddles or hawks goods or merchandise within the Municipality, excluding farm, fish, or religious society peddlers.

monthly, expires at midnight on the last day of each month


Answer: Doaktown, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Municipal By-Laws Index — Village of Doaktown

Summary: Official bylaws listing page for the Village of Doaktown. Lists active bylaws by category including noise, animal control, rural plan/zoning, ATV, water/sewer, dangerous premises, building, and 2023 governance bylaws reflecting the community's expanded boundaries.


Answer: The Village of Doaktown, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Video Surveillance Policy #2024-03, verified 2026-06-07.

Video Surveillance Policy #2024-03

Summary: Governs the use of video surveillance cameras by the Village of Doaktown. Policy number 2024-03 indicates adoption in 2024. PDF is image-based; exact adoption date and full text could not be extracted.


Answer: Doaktown, New Brunswick has no other policies & plans policy on record as of 2026-06-07.

Municipal By-laws Index — Village of Doaktown

Summary: Index page listing all Village of Doaktown bylaws and the Video Surveillance Policy. Contains 20+ bylaws and one standalone policy document.


Answer: Doaktown, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick, construction hours: six o'clock in the forenoon and nine o'clock in the afternoon from Monday to Saturday, inclusive; exemptions: Snow removal and emergency equipment exempt at any time; construction/business vehicles exempt during permitted hours.; fines: $25-$200; construction hours: 06:00-21:00 Monday to Saturday. Source: By-Law No. 37 (Town of St. George) — Respecting Disturbance by Noise; By-Law No. 87-35 (Village of Blacks Harbour) — Noise Bylaw, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 37 (Town of St. George) — Respecting Disturbance by Noise

Summary: Legacy Town of St. George noise bylaw still in force within former St. George boundaries under Eastern Charlotte pending replacement by an EC-series bylaw. Regulates noise disturbances.

six o'clock in the forenoon and nine o'clock in the afternoon from Monday to Saturday, inclusive

Snow removal and emergency equipment exempt at any time; construction/business vehicles exempt during permitted hours.

By-Law No. 87-35 (Village of Blacks Harbour) — Noise Bylaw

Summary: Legacy Blacks Harbour noise bylaw still in force within former village boundaries under Eastern Charlotte pending replacement. Regulates noise disturbances within that area.

Snow removal and emergency equipment at any time; construction/vehicles of business and trade within permitted hours

"six o'clock in the forenoon and nine o'clock in the afternoon from Monday to Saturday"

"snow removal and emergency equipment at any time"

"a fine twenty-five ($25) dollars and not more than two hundred dollars ($200)"


Answer: The Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-Law EC-13 — Dog Control Bylaw, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law EC-13 — Dog Control Bylaw

Summary: Requires appointment of a Dog Control Officer who must follow NB Reg 2022-36. Repeals predecessor dog bylaws from Town of St. George and Village of Blacks Harbour. Mandates rabies vaccination.


Answer: The Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick has 4 adopted bylaws on file: By-Law No. 21-B (Town of St. George) — Subdivision By-Law; By-Law No. 24-C (Town of St. George) — Municipal Plan; By-Law No. 25-C (Town of St. George) — Zoning By-Law; By-Law No. Z.2 (Village of Blacks Harbour) — Rural Plan, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 21-B (Town of St. George) — Subdivision By-Law

Summary: Legacy Town of St. George subdivision bylaw still in force under Eastern Charlotte governing land subdivision within former town boundaries.

By-Law No. 24-C (Town of St. George) — Municipal Plan

Summary: Legacy Town of St. George municipal plan (2022) still in force under Eastern Charlotte. Guides land use and development policy across the former town area.

By-Law No. 25-C (Town of St. George) — Zoning By-Law

Summary: Legacy Town of St. George zoning bylaw (2022) still in force within former St. George area under Eastern Charlotte. Divides land into zones and prescribes permitted uses.

By-Law No. Z.2 (Village of Blacks Harbour) — Rural Plan

Summary: Legacy Blacks Harbour rural/zoning plan still in force within former village boundaries under Eastern Charlotte.


Answer: In the Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No person shall park any vehicle on any street between the hours of midnight and seven o'clock in the forenoon, during the period from 15 November in any year to 31 March of the following year.; fines: not less than $25.00 and not more than $80.00. Source: By-Law EC-07 — Streets & Traffic in St. George, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law EC-07 — Streets & Traffic in St. George

Summary: Governs parking, one-way streets, speed limits, and winter parking ban (midnight-7 a.m., Nov 15-Mar 31) in St. George. Restricts heavy vehicles over 4,500 kg on posted streets.

No person shall park any vehicle on any street between the hours of midnight and seven o'clock in the forenoon, during the period from 15 November in any year to 31 March of the following year.

not less than $25.00 and not more than $80.00


Answer: In the Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick, standards: No person shall permit ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings on premises, or allow vacant/dilapidated structures to become public safety hazards.; enforcement: By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if not complied with, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on the property.. Source: By-Law EC-05 — Dangerous or Unsightly By-Law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law EC-05 — Dangerous or Unsightly By-Law

Summary: Prohibits accumulation of refuse, derelict vehicles, dilapidated structures, and unsafe vacant buildings on any property in Eastern Charlotte. Sets enforcement, appeals, and cost-recovery procedures.

No person shall permit ashes, junk, rubbish, refuse, wood shavings, derelict vehicles/machinery, or dilapidated buildings on premises, or allow vacant/dilapidated structures to become public safety hazards.

By-law enforcement officer issues written notice; if not complied with, municipality may clean, repair, or demolish at owner's cost, recoverable as a debt and lien on the property.


Answer: In the Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick, where allowed: Permitted on specified streets in St. George (Main, Portage, Wallace, Brunswick, Manor Road per Schedules A & B); prohibited on walking/cycling trails and sidewalks.; helmet or age rules: Driver and all occupants must wear a helmet complying with Motor Vehicle Act standards; driver must hold a valid driver's licence.. Source: By-Law EC-06 — All-Terrain Vehicles on Municipal Roads, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law EC-06 — All-Terrain Vehicles on Municipal Roads

Summary: Designates permitted ATV routes on St. George streets; max 40 km/h; requires provincial trail permit, registration, helmet; prohibits sidewalks and trails; minimum $100 fine for violations.

Permitted on specified streets in St. George (Main, Portage, Wallace, Brunswick, Manor Road per Schedules A & B); prohibited on walking/cycling trails and sidewalks.

Driver and all occupants must wear a helmet complying with Motor Vehicle Act standards; driver must hold a valid driver's licence.

"may be driven along portions of local streets/roads in the community of St. George"; "not permitted on municipal administered trails that are primarily designated for walking or cycling and prohibited from operating on sidewalks"

"must be properly wearing a helmet that complies with the standards prescribed by Regulations"; "unless they are in possession of a valid driver's license"


Answer: In the Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: flat annual charge plus metered for high-volume/industrial users; billing basis: flat. Source: By-Law No. 27-C (Town of St. George) — Water and Sewer Systems; By-Law No. 92-59 (Village of Blacks Harbour) — Water and Sewerage Rates, verified 2026-06-05.

By-Law No. 27-C (Town of St. George) — Water and Sewer Systems

Summary: Legacy Town of St. George water and sewer systems bylaw (consolidated, incl. Schedule A) still in force within former St. George boundaries under Eastern Charlotte.

flat annual charge plus metered for high-volume/industrial users

"is hereby required at his/her own expense to install a service connection"

By-Law No. 92-59 (Village of Blacks Harbour) — Water and Sewerage Rates

Summary: Legacy Blacks Harbour water and sewerage rates bylaw still in force within former village boundaries under Eastern Charlotte.


Answer: In the Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick, sorting required: True; container or bag limit: no more than five (5) garbage bags of waste per garbage collection day; accepted or banned: Banned: asbestos, batteries, dead animals, tree limbs, glassware, styrofoam. Accepted recyclables: newspaper, paper, cardboard, plastics, tin cans.; fee: Commercial properties responsible for cost; white goods at owner's expense.. Source: By-law 85 — Garbage & Recyclables Collection (Town of St. George / Eastern Charlotte), verified 2026-06-05.

By-law 85 — Garbage & Recyclables Collection (Town of St. George / Eastern Charlotte)

Summary: Regulates collection of garbage and recyclables in the St. George area of Eastern Charlotte Rural Community; amended by By-law 85-1-2020.

no more than five (5) garbage bags of waste per garbage collection day

Banned: asbestos, batteries, dead animals, tree limbs, glassware, styrofoam. Accepted recyclables: newspaper, paper, cardboard, plastics, tin cans.

Commercial properties responsible for cost; white goods at owner's expense.


Answer: In the Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Peddlers hawking goods and Transient Traders operating temporary businesses within the Municipality.; fee: $50.00; renewal: expires on the 31st day of December in the year in which it is issued. Source: By-law EC-11 — A Bylaw Respecting Peddlers & Transient Traders for Eastern Charlotte, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law EC-11 — A Bylaw Respecting Peddlers & Transient Traders for Eastern Charlotte

Summary: Governs the licensing and conduct of peddlers and transient traders operating within Eastern Charlotte Rural Community, adopted April 17, 2024.

Peddlers hawking goods and Transient Traders operating temporary businesses within the Municipality.

expires on the 31st day of December in the year in which it is issued


Answer: Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Laws & Policies Index — Municipality of Eastern Charlotte

Summary: Official bylaws index listing all adopted EC-series bylaws and legacy bylaws from predecessor Town of St. George and Village of Blacks Harbour. Provides PDF and HTML links for each bylaw.


Answer: The Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Municipal Buildings & Spaces Policy EC-05-2023, verified 2026-06-07.

Municipal Buildings & Spaces Policy EC-05-2023

Summary: Sets rules for the use and booking of municipal buildings and public spaces within Eastern Charlotte.


Answer: The Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: COVID-19 Vaccine and Testing Policy 57A-2021 (St. George legacy); Human Resource Policy EC-01-2025; Human Resource Policy Supplement EC-06-2024, verified 2026-06-07.

COVID-19 Vaccine and Testing Policy 57A-2021 (St. George legacy)

Summary: Legacy Town of St. George policy requiring proof of COVID-19 vaccination or testing for employees, council members, and third parties attending municipal workplaces; remains until rescinded by Council.

Human Resource Policy EC-01-2025

Summary: Eastern Charlotte's principal human resources policy governing employment conditions, standards, and procedures for municipal employees.

Human Resource Policy Supplement EC-06-2024

Summary: Supplements the main HR policy (EC-01-2025) with additional provisions governing municipal employment practices.


Answer: The Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Social Media Policy EC-02-2023, verified 2026-06-07.

Social Media Policy EC-02-2023

Summary: Governs the municipal use of social media platforms and acceptable conduct by staff and elected officials on behalf of Eastern Charlotte.


Answer: The Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Response for Medical Calls Policy EC-09-2025, verified 2026-06-07.

Response for Medical Calls Policy EC-09-2025

Summary: Establishes municipal first responder protocol for responding to medical emergency calls within Eastern Charlotte.


Answer: The Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Collection & Termination of Utility Services Policy 53A-2019 (St. George legacy); Collection of Utility Service Fees & Termination of Services Policy 53B-2021 (St. George legacy); Liability & Damage Claims Policy EC-04-2023, verified 2026-06-07.

Collection & Termination of Utility Services Policy 53A-2019 (St. George legacy)

Summary: Legacy Town of St. George policy on collecting utility fees and terminating service for non-payment; remains active within former St. George boundaries.

Collection of Utility Service Fees & Termination of Services Policy 53B-2021 (St. George legacy)

Summary: Updated legacy Town of St. George policy on utility fee collection and termination of services; active until superseded by Eastern Charlotte policy.

Liability & Damage Claims Policy EC-04-2023

Summary: Establishes process for receiving, reviewing, and responding to liability and property damage claims made against the municipality.


Answer: The Rural community of Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Security Camera Rebate Program EC-07-2025; Street Light Policy EC-08-2025; Vehicle Idling Policy 58A-2022 (St. George legacy), verified 2026-06-07.

Security Camera Rebate Program EC-07-2025

Summary: Policy establishing a rebate program for residents installing security cameras, including eligibility criteria and reimbursement amounts.

Street Light Policy EC-08-2025

Summary: Governs installation, maintenance, and requests for street lighting within Eastern Charlotte.

Vehicle Idling Policy 58A-2022 (St. George legacy)

Summary: Legacy Town of St. George policy restricting unnecessary vehicle idling; remains active within former St. George boundaries pending replacement by Eastern Charlotte.

By-Laws & Policies Index — Eastern Charlotte

Summary: Combined bylaws and policies index page listing all Eastern Charlotte council policies and legacy policies from predecessor municipalities (Town of St. George, Village of Blacks Harbour).


Answer: Eastern Charlotte, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: In the City of Edmundston, New Brunswick, quiet hours: 23:00-07:00; exemptions: Municipal/provincial employees on duty, emergency construction (pre-approved), emergency vehicles, church bells, alarms ≤20 min, special authorized activities, safety devices; fines: Category 'C' offence. Source: Arrete municipal 19R — Bruits a l'interieur des limites d'Edmundston, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrete municipal 19R — Bruits a l'interieur des limites d'Edmundston

Summary: Regulates noise within city limits of Edmundston; sets restrictions on noise-producing activities for residents and businesses.

Municipal/provincial employees on duty, emergency construction (pre-approved), emergency vehicles, church bells, alarms ≤20 min, special authorized activities, safety devices

s. 6: "liable of a category 'C' offence pursuant to Part II of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act"


Answer: In the City of Edmundston, New Brunswick, licence required: True; licence fee: $10 (spayed/neutered dog); $25 (unspayed/unneutered dog); $200 (dangerous dog); leash rule: No person shall walk a dog in a public place unless the dog is on a leash, except in a designated dog park.; max animals: No more than 3 dogs; kennels, animal shelters, pet care services, animal sales and services exempt. Source: Arrete municipal 10R2025 — Controle des animaux, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrete municipal 10R2025 — Controle des animaux

Summary: Regulates animal control within Edmundston, including rules for dogs and other animals kept by residents.

$10 (spayed/neutered dog); $25 (unspayed/unneutered dog); $200 (dangerous dog)

No person shall walk a dog in a public place unless the dog is on a leash, except in a designated dog park.

No more than 3 dogs; kennels, animal shelters, pet care services, animal sales and services exempt

category D offence under Part II of the Provincial Offences Procedure Act, S.N.B. 1987, c. P-22.1


Answer: In the City of Edmundston, New Brunswick, permit required: True; permit issuer: municipality; allowed conditions: Appliances certified EPA Phase 1 Qualified may operate year-round; non-certified appliances prohibited May 15–September 15.; permit required: True. Source: Arrete municipal 34.1R2015 — Protection incendie pour les appareils de chauffage exterieurs; Arrete municipal 34R2013 — Protection incendie, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrete municipal 34.1R2015 — Protection incendie pour les appareils de chauffage exterieurs

Summary: Supplemental outdoor-heating/burning bylaw; governs outdoor heating appliances and open-air fires; complements the main fire-protection Arrete 34R2013.

Appliances certified EPA Phase 1 Qualified may operate year-round; non-certified appliances prohibited May 15–September 15.

s. 3.01: "Any person shall obtain an installation permit from the municipality"

s. 3.01: "obtain an installation permit from the municipality"

s. 2.06 i), j): EPA Phase 1 Qualified may be used year round; non-certified prohibited May 15–September 15

Arrete municipal 34R2013 — Protection incendie

Summary: Fire protection rules for Edmundston; requires a permit for open-air fires; exemptions for fire-service exercises and fires in non-combustible containers with spark screens.

No permit needed for fire dept. training fires, or fires in non-combustible spark-screened recipient: <1m diameter, ≥3m from structures, wood only, flame <1m, supervised.

s. 4.01 Schedule A — "unless a permit has been issued by the Fire Chief"

s. 4.01 Schedule A — "Fire Chief or his representative"

s. 4.02 Schedule A — "no permit will be required for an outdoor fire that respond to the following conditions"


Answer: The City of Edmundston, New Brunswick has 3 adopted bylaws on file: Arrete municipal 27R2024 — Arrete de lotissement d'Edmundston; Arrete municipal 32R2019 — Plan d'amenagement municipal d'Edmundston; Arrete municipal 33R2024 — Zonage (Dispositions et fiches de specifications), verified 2026-06-05.

Arrete municipal 27R2024 — Arrete de lotissement d'Edmundston

Summary: Subdivision by-law governing land division and parcel creation within Edmundston.

Arrete municipal 32R2019 — Plan d'amenagement municipal d'Edmundston

Summary: Municipal development plan guiding long-term land use, growth, and planning policy for the city. Multiple amendments since adoption.

Arrete municipal 33R2024 — Zonage (Dispositions et fiches de specifications)

Summary: Comprehensive zoning by-law for Edmundston covering land-use requirements and zone specifications; replaced the previous zoning framework in 2024 with numerous subsequent amendments.


Answer: In the City of Edmundston, New Brunswick, winter parking ban: No parking on any street or portion of street between 12:00 a.m. (midnight) and 7:00 a.m. from November 15th of a calendar year to April 15th of the next calendar year; also prohibited on any street when the director has authorized closure for snow and ice control operations outside that period.; fines: $15 if paid within 5 days; $25 if paid within 10 days (for s. 45 two-hour parking violations); $125 on conviction for all other by-law violations.. Source: Arrete municipal 29R2024 — Arrete reglementant la circulation, le stationnement et l'utilisation des rues, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrete municipal 29R2024 — Arrete reglementant la circulation, le stationnement et l'utilisation des rues

Summary: Regulates traffic, parking, and street use in Edmundston including parking restrictions; amended by 29R2024-01.

No parking on any street or portion of street between 12:00 a.m. (midnight) and 7:00 a.m. from November 15th of a calendar year to April 15th of the next calendar year; also prohibited on any street when the director has authorized closure for snow and ice control operations outside that period.

$15 if paid within 5 days; $25 if paid within 10 days (for s. 45 two-hour parking violations); $125 on conviction for all other by-law violations.

s. 40(a): "between the hours of 12:00 a.m. (midnight) and 7:00 a.m. from November 15th"

s. 62(a): "pay a penalty of $25"; s. 62(b): "penalty shall be reduced to $15"; s. 63: "liable on conviction of a fine of $125"


Answer: The City of Edmundston, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: Arrete municipal 09R2023 — Lieux dangereux ou inesthetiques, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrete municipal 09R2023 — Lieux dangereux ou inesthetiques

Summary: Regulates dangerous or unsightly premises within Edmundston; sets standards for property maintenance and remediation. Repeals predecessor bylaw 9R2010. First/second reading 20 June 2023.


Answer: In the City of Edmundston, New Brunswick, where allowed: Portions of Power Road (Annex A), De la Rivière Street and Iroquois Road (Annex B), Mont Farlagne Road (Annex C), and Trout River Road (Annex D), max 20 km/h; prohibited on other designated streets/roads unless listed as managed trail.. Source: Arrete municipal 31 — Parties de routes accessibles aux vehicules hors route, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrete municipal 31 — Parties de routes accessibles aux vehicules hors route

Summary: Designates which road sections within Edmundston are accessible to off-highway/off-road vehicles (vehicules hors route/VTT). Two amendments (31-1, 31-2) in force.

Portions of Power Road (Annex A), De la Rivière Street and Iroquois Road (Annex B), Mont Farlagne Road (Annex C), and Trout River Road (Annex D), max 20 km/h; prohibited on other designated streets/roads unless listed as managed trail.


Answer: In the City of Edmundston, New Brunswick, connection mandatory: True; billing basis: metered or flat user fees (unmetered per Schedule A). Source: Arrete municipal 24R2013 — Services d'eau et d'egouts, verified 2026-06-05.

Arrete municipal 24R2013 — Services d'eau et d'egouts

Summary: Governs water and sewer services in Edmundston; sets connection, use, and maintenance rules. Supplemented by rate bylaws 24R2013-1 and 24R2013-A (2026 rates).

metered or flat user fees (unmetered per Schedule A)


Answer: In the City of Edmundston, New Brunswick, collection schedule: Garbage: every two weeks; weekly (first complete week of June to last complete week of September). Recycling: every two weeks.; sorting required: True; container or bag limit: 1 garbage container and 1 recyclable material container per dwelling unit (max 360 litres, 250 pounds).; accepted or banned: Recycling: paper, metal, plastic (Schedule A). Banned: lawn clippings in bins, uncooled ashes. Green waste to specific centre.. Source: 04R2023 — Collecte et élimination des ordures et des matières recyclables pour Edmundston, verified 2026-06-05.

04R2023 — Collecte et élimination des ordures et des matières recyclables pour Edmundston

Summary: Bylaw governing the collection and disposal of garbage and recyclable materials for the City of Edmundston; amended by 04R2023-01.

Garbage: every two weeks; weekly (first complete week of June to last complete week of September). Recycling: every two weeks.

1 garbage container and 1 recyclable material container per dwelling unit (max 360 litres, 250 pounds).

Recycling: paper, metal, plastic (Schedule A). Banned: lawn clippings in bins, uncooled ashes. Green waste to specific centre.

$75 per additional container if approved.

Schedule A, s. 4.c), s. 4.e), Schedule 8


Answer: In the City of Edmundston, New Brunswick, licence required: True; who must license: Peddlers and temporary sales businesses operating within Edmundston municipal limits; fee: $500 for each day of operation. Source: 13R2014 — Colporteurs et commerces temporaires de vente, verified 2026-06-05.

13R2014 — Colporteurs et commerces temporaires de vente

Summary: Regulates peddlers and temporary sales businesses (colporteurs et commerces temporaires) operating in Edmundston.

Peddlers and temporary sales businesses operating within Edmundston municipal limits

s. 2: "No person shall peddle, hawk without having previously obtained a peddler and temporary sales business licence"

s. 2: peddlers and temporary sales businesses, except farmers, fishermen, non-profit associations

s. 4: "The licence fee is $500 for each day of operation"


Answer: Edmundston, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

Arrete municipal 40R2023 — Taxe sur l'hebergement touristique dans la ville d'Edmundston

Summary: Tourism accommodation levy (tax) on tourist/short-term accommodation providers in Edmundston. A tax instrument, not an STR licensing/operational bylaw; recategorized to other and demoted from primary.

Arretes municipaux — index complet / By-laws index

Summary: Official index page listing all in-force municipal by-laws (arretes municipaux) for the City of Edmundston, with PDF download links for each arrete. Bilingual site (French/English).


Answer: The City of Edmundston, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy 16R2025 — Procurement (Purchases), verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 16R2025 — Procurement (Purchases)

Summary: Municipal procurement policy governing purchasing of goods and services, including thresholds, competitive bidding requirements, and approval authorities.


Answer: The City of Edmundston, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy 14R2016 — Support to Organizations, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 14R2016 — Support to Organizations

Summary: Policy on municipal financial and in-kind support to community organizations, including eligibility criteria and application procedures.


Answer: The City of Edmundston, New Brunswick has 5 adopted policies on file: Policy 06 — Code of Conduct — Recreational Facilities; Policy 06B — Code of Conduct — Jean-Daigle Centre; Policy 13 — Heating — Arena, Palladium and Forum; Policy 15R2020 — Pricing — Leisure and Culture; Policy 24 — Secured Access to Municipal Buildings, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 06 — Code of Conduct — Recreational Facilities

Summary: Code of conduct for users of City of Edmundston recreational facilities, setting behavioural standards for all patrons.

Policy 06B — Code of Conduct — Jean-Daigle Centre

Summary: Specific code of conduct for users of the Jean-Daigle Centre recreational facility.

Policy 13 — Heating — Arena, Palladium and Forum

Summary: Policy governing heating operations at the Arena, Palladium, and Forum recreational facilities.

Policy 15R2020 — Pricing — Leisure and Culture

Summary: Policy setting fee structures and pricing principles for leisure and cultural programs and facilities operated by the City.

Policy 24 — Secured Access to Municipal Buildings

Summary: Policy governing secured access controls for City of Edmundston municipal buildings.


Answer: The City of Edmundston, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy 39 — Winter Operations, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 39 — Winter Operations

Summary: Policy governing winter road maintenance operations including snow clearing, salting, and service level standards for City streets and sidewalks.


Answer: The City of Edmundston, New Brunswick has 11 adopted policies on file: Policy 04 — Retirement and Benefits Committee; Policy 07R2013 — Work Health and Safety; Policy 10R2022 — Travelling; Policy 12R2023 — Staffing; Policy 17R2026 — Violence and Harassment in the Workplace; Policy 19 — Performance Appraisal; Policy 20 — Recognition of Municipal Employees; Policy 30 — Scent-Free Environment; Policy 32 — Management Staff of the Municipality of Edmundston; Policy 32-01 — Management Staff — Amendment Regarding Family Illness Leaves; Policy 33 — Use of Alcohol, Drugs and Medication in the Workplace, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 04 — Retirement and Benefits Committee

Summary: Establishes the advisory committee on retirement and employee benefits for City of Edmundston staff.

Policy 07R2013 — Work Health and Safety

Summary: Occupational health and safety policy for all City of Edmundston employees and workplaces.

Policy 10R2022 — Travelling

Summary: Policy governing travel by City employees on municipal business, including expense rules and approval processes.

Policy 12R2023 — Staffing

Summary: Municipal staffing policy governing recruitment, selection, and hiring of City of Edmundston employees.

Policy 17R2026 — Violence and Harassment in the Workplace

Summary: Policy prohibiting and addressing workplace violence and harassment; outlines reporting procedures and City obligations to employees.

Policy 19 — Performance Appraisal

Summary: Policy governing the performance appraisal process for City of Edmundston employees.

Policy 20 — Recognition of Municipal Employees

Summary: Policy establishing programs and criteria for recognizing the contributions of City employees.

Policy 30 — Scent-Free Environment

Summary: Policy requiring a scent-free environment in City workplaces and facilities to accommodate employees and visitors with sensitivities.

Policy 32 — Management Staff of the Municipality of Edmundston

Summary: Comprehensive policy governing employment terms and conditions for management-category staff of the City of Edmundston.

Policy 32-01 — Management Staff — Amendment Regarding Family Illness Leaves

Summary: Amendment to the management staff policy modifying provisions for family illness leaves for management employees.

Policy 33 — Use of Alcohol, Drugs and Medication in the Workplace

Summary: Policy prohibiting impairment at work and governing use of alcohol, drugs, and medications by City employees in the workplace.


Answer: The City of Edmundston, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Policy 18 — Communications; Policy 40 — Digital Signage Display, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 18 — Communications

Summary: Policy governing internal and external communications by the City of Edmundston and its departments.

Policy 40 — Digital Signage Display

Summary: Policy governing use of municipal digital signage displays, including content standards and scheduling.

Politique de nétiquette / Usage Policy for Facebook, Instagram and BlueSky pages — Ville d'Edmundston

Summary: Administrative communications policy governing user conduct on City of Edmundston social media pages (Facebook, Instagram, BlueSky); not numbered in the formal policy register but published as an official municipal document.


Answer: The City of Edmundston, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Policy 22 — Equal Payments Plan; Policy 31R2022 — Municipal Asset Management; Policy 38 — Capital Investment Prioritization, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 22 — Equal Payments Plan

Summary: Policy establishing an equal payments plan option for residents for municipal billing.

Policy 31R2022 — Municipal Asset Management

Summary: Policy governing the lifecycle management of City infrastructure and capital assets, including inventory, maintenance, and replacement planning.

Policy 38 — Capital Investment Prioritization

Summary: Policy establishing criteria and process for prioritizing capital investment projects in the City's budget planning cycle.


Answer: The City of Edmundston, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Policy 01R — Personal Computer Equipment Purchasing Program; Policy 08R — Use of Computers and Telecommunications Equipment, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 01R — Personal Computer Equipment Purchasing Program

Summary: Governs the personal computer equipment purchasing program for City of Edmundston employees.

Policy 08R — Use of Computers and Telecommunications Equipment

Summary: Policy governing acceptable use of municipal computers and telecommunications equipment by City employees.


Answer: The City of Edmundston, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy 28R2024 — Planning Advisory Committee Procedures, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 28R2024 — Planning Advisory Committee Procedures

Summary: Procedural policy for the operation of the City's Planning Advisory Committee, including meeting rules and member conduct.


Answer: The City of Edmundston, New Brunswick has 13 adopted policies on file: Policy 03B — Water Pressure Booster; Policy 03R2025 — Repair and Installation of Potable Water and Wastewater Disposal Services; Policy 05R — Streets Right of Way; Policy 11R — Enforcement Procedures — Dangerous and Unsightly Premises; Policy 21 — Integration of Arts; Policy 23 — Storm Sewer on Private Properties; Policy 25R2025 — Green Space Maintenance; Policy 26 — Urban Furniture Management; Policy 27 — Tree Code; Policy 29 — Place-Names; Policy 35 — Request for Special Lighting; Politique culturelle — City of Edmundston Cultural Policy; Politique sportive — City of Edmundston Sports Policy, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy 03B — Water Pressure Booster

Summary: Policy on water pressure booster systems connected to the potable water supply service.

Policy 03R2025 — Repair and Installation of Potable Water and Wastewater Disposal Services

Summary: Governs procedures for repair and installation of potable water supply and wastewater disposal services on private and municipal property.

Policy 05R — Streets Right of Way

Summary: Policy governing use of street rights-of-way within the City of Edmundston.

Policy 11R — Enforcement Procedures — Dangerous and Unsightly Premises

Summary: Procedures for enforcement action against dangerous or unsightly premises within the City of Edmundston.

Policy 21 — Integration of Arts

Summary: Policy governing the integration of public art into municipal infrastructure and capital projects.

Policy 23 — Storm Sewer on Private Properties

Summary: Policy governing storm sewer connections and responsibilities on private properties within the City.

Policy 25R2025 — Green Space Maintenance

Summary: Policy for the maintenance and management of City green spaces, parks, and urban landscapes.

Policy 26 — Urban Furniture Management

Summary: Policy governing the management, placement, and maintenance of urban street furniture in City public spaces.

Policy 27 — Tree Code

Summary: Tree code policy governing the planting, maintenance, and removal of trees on City-owned land and rights-of-way.

Policy 29 — Place-Names

Summary: Policy on the naming of streets, parks, and public spaces (toponymie) within the City of Edmundston.

Policy 35 — Request for Special Lighting

Summary: Policy governing requests for special lighting installations on municipal infrastructure.

Politique culturelle — City of Edmundston Cultural Policy

Summary: Formally adopted cultural policy of the City of Edmundston, setting direction for municipal support of arts, culture, and heritage.

Politique sportive — City of Edmundston Sports Policy

Summary: Formally adopted sports policy of the City of Edmundston governing municipal support for sporting programs, organizations, and facilities.

Administrative Policies Index — City of Edmundston

Summary: Official index of all in-force administrative policies of the City of Edmundston. Lists 38 numbered policies covering HR, procurement, facilities, public works, and more. Also available in French at the /fr/ equivalent URL.

Cultural and Sports Policies Index Page — Ville d'Edmundston

Summary: Index page for the City of Edmundston's cultural policy and sports policy documents, under Official Publications.


Answer: Edmundston, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: Five Rivers, New Brunswick has no other documents bylaw on record as of 2026-06-05.

By-Law B.04.01 — Mobile Vendors, Traders, Peddlers

Summary: Licensing bylaw for mobile vendors and peddlers in Five Rivers. Administrative/licensing category — outside the target categories, retained only as evidence the municipality has adopted bylaws.

By-Laws & Policies Index — Municipality of Five Rivers

Summary: Official bylaws index page for Five Rivers exists and links to By-Laws, Policies, and Drafts sub-sections. Content is JavaScript-rendered (shows 'loading...'); individual bylaw documents are not present in the static HTML.


Answer: The Village of Five Rivers, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy P.02.02 — Procurement, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy P.02.02 — Procurement

Summary: Procurement policy setting standards, roles, and responsibilities for purchasing of goods and services by the Municipality of Five Rivers.


Answer: The Village of Five Rivers, New Brunswick has 1 adopted policy on file: Policy P.05.01 — Municipal Grant Program, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy P.05.01 — Municipal Grant Program

Summary: Establishes the municipal grant program of Five Rivers, including application, approval, and funding-use rules under the Local Governance Act.


Answer: The Village of Five Rivers, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Policy No. 23-04 — Policy on Recognition of Council; Policy P.14.01 — Civic Awards & Recognition Program, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy No. 23-04 — Policy on Recognition of Council

Summary: Administration policy governing recognition of members of council, including those who do not reoffer at municipal elections.

Policy P.14.01 — Civic Awards & Recognition Program

Summary: Establishes the civic awards and recognition program of Five Rivers to recognize extraordinary community contributions.


Answer: The Village of Five Rivers, New Brunswick has 2 adopted policies on file: Policy P.03.01 — Council Expenses; Policy P.04.04 — Schedule of Municipal Fees and Charges, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy P.03.01 — Council Expenses

Summary: Defines eligible expenses, lodging, and telecommunications stipend for the Mayor and Councillors of Five Rivers; repeals prior Policy 23-02.

Policy P.04.04 — Schedule of Municipal Fees and Charges

Summary: Sets the schedule of municipal fees and charges for the Municipality of Five Rivers, including licenses and sewer connection fees.


Answer: The Village of Five Rivers, New Brunswick has 3 adopted policies on file: Policy P.01.02 — Administrative Standards; Policy P.06.01 — Disposition of Municipal Assets; Policy P.08.01 — By-Law and Policy Codes, verified 2026-06-07.

Policy P.01.02 — Administrative Standards

Summary: Administrative standards the council expects the Municipality of Five Rivers to meet, covering meeting recordings, resident surveys, financial reporting, and emergency planning.

Policy P.06.01 — Disposition of Municipal Assets

Summary: Policy for the disposition of surplus, obsolete, or low-value municipal assets, including land and equipment, with approval thresholds.

Policy P.08.01 — By-Law and Policy Codes

Summary: Defines the coding standard used to uniquely identify Five Rivers by-laws and policies (category, number, and version).

By-Laws & Policies Index — Five Rivers (Policies folder)

Summary: Official by-laws & policies index for the Municipality of Five Rivers (Catalis docmanager). The Policies folder lists 9 adopted P-coded policies, loaded via the site's /admin/dm/Public/GetFolderById API.


Answer: Five Rivers, New Brunswick has no ai use policy on record as of 2026-05-26.


Answer: The City of Fredericton, New Brunswick has 2 adopted bylaws on file: By-law No. S-17 — A By-law Respecting Disturbance by Noise; By-law No. S-19 — A Nuisance By-law, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. S-17 — A By-law Respecting Disturbance by Noise

Summary: Prohibits noise disturbances in Fredericton. Vehicles and motorcycles must not exceed regulated decibel levels; operators must not produce noise that disturbs others. Violations subject to fine. Bilingual PDF available.

By-law No. S-19 — A Nuisance By-law

Summary: Adopted 23 May 2023 (incorporates amendment S-19.1); repeals former S-9. Addresses nuisances broadly, including fire pit and open burning rules requiring a free fire-department permit for wood-burning outdoor fireplaces; only dry seasoned wood permitted, 3 m clearance required.


Answer: The City of Fredericton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-law No. S-11 — A By-law Respecting Animal Control, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. S-11 — A By-law Respecting Animal Control

Summary: Governs dog and animal control in Fredericton. Includes off-leash dog trail designation at Killarney Park (Schedule B). Bilingual PDF, with Schedule A also available.


Answer: The City of Fredericton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-law No. Z-5 — A Zoning By-law for the City of Fredericton (short-term rental provisions), verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. Z-5 — A Zoning By-law for the City of Fredericton (short-term rental provisions)

Summary: Zoning bylaw regulating land use city-wide. Includes STR provisions (added 2021): short-term rentals (<28 days) allowed in residential zones only if owner-occupied; max 3 rooms in a single detached dwelling.


Answer: The City of Fredericton, New Brunswick has 1 adopted bylaw on file: By-law No. S-20 — A By-law Respecting Fire Prevention, verified 2026-06-05.

By-law No. S-20 — A By-law Respecting Fire Prevention

Summary: Fire prevention bylaw governing fireworks and burning. Home fireworks displays are prohibited; public/commercial displays require permit >=14 days in advance from a certified operator. Handling, storage and use must conform to the Explosives Act and National Fire Code.